The EU strengthens sanctions against those who use or manufacture chemical weapons
The EU Council updates restrictive measures against the proliferation and use of chemical weapons. The lists of sanctioned persons and entities are modified.
The EU Council updates restrictive measures against the proliferation and use of chemical weapons. The lists of sanctioned persons and entities are modified.
Errors are corrected in the European directive that creates the European Disability Card and the Parking Card for persons with disabilities. These cards facilitate mutual recognition of disability between EU countries.
The EU Council updates the list of persons and entities sanctioned due to the situation in Nicaragua. Restrictive measures are applied including asset freezing and travel bans.
The EU Council has officially appointed the chair of ESMA, the European regulator of financial markets. This appointment affects the supervision of stock exchanges and securities markets in Europe.
Errors in the European regulation establishing the support programme for the EU defence industry are corrected. It affects defence sector companies participating in European contracts.
The EU Council modifies the sanctions in force against Libya. Economic and personal restrictions applicable in the context of the Libyan conflict are updated.
The EU Council modifies the sanctions in force on Libya adopted in 2015. The changes affect persons and entities subject to restrictions due to the situation in that country.
The EU Council modifies the restrictive measures in force against North Korea. Economic sanctions and restrictions applicable to that country are updated.
The EU Council updates the list of persons and entities subject to restrictive measures related to North Korea. It affects commercial and financial operations with North Korean entities.
The EU applies temporary measures to facilitate the import of Armenian products without tariffs. It seeks to provide economic support to the country in a complex geopolitical context.